we will see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for the big sunday show. "the fox report" with jon scott starts now. ♪♪ ♪♪ jon: president biden pushing for massive increase in government spending as he lays out his 6 billion-dollar budget proposal for the 2020 three fiscal year but republicans are declaring it dead on arrival. good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." president biden's plan to invest in areas like if a structure public health and education would push federal spending to its highest level since world war ii. with rising concerns over inflation top republicans are

blasting a spending proposal as reckless and irresponsible. mark meredith is live in delaware where president biden is spending the holiday weekend. >> president biden unveiled his budget proposal on friday afternoon of a holiday weekend and the timing is certainly unusual. there is 20th mixed reaction. democrats democrats thrilled to see democrats thrilled as he was coming of the white house and republicans warning about the $6 billion spending plan. this is a lot of money and it takes a lot of time to go through everything but highlights include money to address the upper structure proposal under debate funding to boost safety net programs and the cdc in gun violence as well. it's memorial day weekend we thought it will would mean for the pentagon additional $735 billion in proposed spending money that would go to not only raise the pay-for u.s. troops that money to counter china on the pacific money to buy more fighter jets and address security challenges in space.

the president says what we had is what we buy you a donation. the proposal is just that a proposal and idea for congress parade ultimately lawmakers will be the final say in house and senate republicans are not thrilled with what the white house is doing out there. house minority leader kevin mccarthy writing the dire fiscal and economic consequences of his budget that this would place on our country is made worse by the radical priority. republicans are also increasingly speaking out against fears of rising inflation. traces are spiking on several different consumer staples and some lawmakers say they plan to make a clear that their constituents on who they think is to blame. >> inflation is too many dollars and too few goods and that's exactly what has happened. people come back to work because we are throwing so much money at them. >> a new "fox news poll" shows a slim majority of registered

voters 51% are feeling optimistic about the economy. compare that to 47% to tell us they are pessimistic. we will get a better idea of where things stand the job market and what employers are billing as the head did this next week as they get the jobs report for may. that's due on friday the president is expected to speak about that. we we'll hear from him tomorrow in an event in delaware marking memorial day. >> mark thank you. president biden is speaking out against a texas bill that puts new restrictions on certain voting methods. he calls it an assault on democracy. republican controlledrepublicans expected to pass the legislation and governor greg abbott has said he plans to sign it. turning now to the crisis of the southern border. or so say they caught one in 1300 migrants trying to cross to the u.s. yesterday alone. the biden administration is feeling the heat from critics over his plan to fast-track asylum cases involving families

by putting them in so-called dedicated dockets in cities. aishah hasnie is live in mission texas with more on that. reporter: good evening to you. this approach would essentially allow judges to speed up the process of moving along these asylum cases for families who are just now starting to cross the border. families like these. take a look at this newly obtained video by "fox news" from del real texas on friday. you can see an officer grabbing a baby as has dozens of migrants crossed the rio grande river and incredibly dangerous situation for them. not everyone is happy about this at dedicated docket. according to multiple reports some 60 immigration advocacy groups are complaining speeding up the asylum process will only result in denials and deportations. the groups are rather see the administration and title 42 altogether. the question though john is will these dockets be enough to handle the constant flow of

migrant. the president of the national border patrol counseled told neal could veto -- neil cavuto the fact of the matter remains the border is wide open. >> they committed the crime and they have they've been rewarded for committing that crime. if proximally 40% of the people that we apprehend that claim asylum or released into united states and the new ad on top of that the people that have gotten away and these numbers are absolutely astronomical. reporter: is to get ready for memorial day here there is some chatter on the ground that 4th of july the next holiday. some officers are anxious about what might happen if the biden administration resends title 42 and the administration is not said anything about when that might happen. press secretary jen psaki mentioned in april but that decision would be based on what health and medical experts advisers say. something else john t. keep in

mind secretary of state anthony lincoln is set to make a trip to central america. on tuesday he will meet with several team leaders from different countries including mexico to talk about migration and that issue and that's happening while vice president kamala harris is in charge of getting to the bottom of the migration issue tackling the surgeon migration. she has not made her trip to central america or down here to visit the border. jon. jon: thank you. for more on the biden border crisis and president biden's record budget proposal as being a missouri congressman jason smith ranking republican on the house budget committee. you were at the border earlier this month and he made several trips there as i understand it. when you see the numbers of migrants who are coming across

the biden administration says the border is closed. >> yeah i will tell you jon the border is deftly not close. we were there over two weeks ago and more individuals have illegally crossed the southern border in january than the entire population of kansas city missouri. with the nooses and talking about is the individuals crossing and relinquishing themselves to border patrol are not just from mexico and central america. they are from the middle east, they are from asia and they are from europe. i saw a family of five from romania. it's absolutely unacceptable. the world knows the southern border is open and how you can get to be a resident underbite administration. jon: you vice president harris is in charge of fixing the problem why has she not visited? >> yeah preview know what when people don't show up for work they get fired. she is clearly not doing her

job. vice president harris should clearly be fired. it's been over 50 days since she has refused to show up the border and where's the president? is the president at the border? no. there's a crisis in the border and biden created that crisis than they are doing anything about it. jon: the president released his budget proposal late on friday, yesterday just ahead of the holiday weekend. normally that's when you dump the bad news in washington orden news that you don't want to get a lot of coverage. why do you think they released the budget proposal when they didn't? >> it's a does you how proud they are to veto their budget. they clearly don't want people to know everything that's inside of it. we have been going through the budget and i will tell you job as a budget shows an extreme disrespect for american

working-class families. under biden, his greater command and control over the lives and livelihoods of american citizens completely ignoring our massive government spending with americans pay more to put food on the table and gas in their cars and clothing on their backs. this is jon the latest budget ever in the history of united states. it proposes the largest expansion of government ever, $69 billion in spending in 10 years and some of the highest collection of taxes ever. it's $5 trillion in taxes, the highest tax burden in american history. in fact in increases taxes on low income and working-class families which joe biden said he wouldn't do. jon: your leader of the republicans in the house kevin mccarthy was talking to shannon hannity on thursday night about the president's ideas and the spending that's

underway right now. listen. c this is what everyone has ever warned us about that your debt becomes so large is more the 100% of gdp and there's no coming back from that. it sounds like venezuela or cuba. even obama called to tell him this is wrong and the way he's doing it is wrong. jon: the warriors the debt consumes -- the worries is the debt consumes all of gdp essentially. >> jon in this budget it explodes our debt. some of the most outrageous and unsustainable levels ever. $17 trillion in new debt. in fact just this year alone $3.7 trillion in the deficit just this year alone. the highest in american history. one thing we know about it is that this is the largest spending plan the largest budget in history but guess what?

joe biden could not find one extra dollar for homeland security and clearly abandoned the southern border. jon: congressman jason smith republican from missouri, thank you. >> yankee jon. have a great evening. jon: you two. it was a brutal killing and raises new questions about illegal immigration. now a juror in the molly tibbets murder trial is speaking out after convicting farmworker christian rivera killing the iowa college student. alex hoeven is following this controversial case for us. >> it's a the jury only seven hours to reach a guilty verdict. one of the jurors spoke with "fox news" about how emotional it was and how were they how were the key is that it's over. 26 joe christian rivera will spend the rest of his life behind bars for killing 20-year-old molly tibbets. the farm labor arrived illegally

in the u.s. from mexico as a teenager. tidbits father asked politicians did not use his daughter story as a case against immigration saying that's not how she would have wanted it and in these kinds of debates the jurors work to keep it out of their conversation. >> people that have kids or are in the hispanic culture and stuff like that but we had to do is put all of our motion to the side and look at our own personal beliefs and stuff like that. evidence was based off of that. >> in 20 teen tibbets was a college student at the university by what. mollie tibbets was never seen again until police founders stabbed in a cornfield. in earlier testimony rivera told police he approached the runner thinking she was attractive but he couldn't say exactly what happened. during this trial we heard quite a different story.

rivera says two men took him hostage killed tibbets and laughter in the car something the prosecutor said did not work to his benefit. >> he's coming up with something totally new. he had a chance to tell that same story and i can imagine that helped them too much. >> prosecutors say they believe the evidence they had including dna would have allowed the jury to reach a order quickly. jon: alex hogan, alex thanks. after spending the majority of the last year in lockdown many americans are eager to get out and travel for memorial day. some 37 million americans are expected to hit the road and the skies on this holiday weekend. life in charlotte douglas international airport with more. >> hi jon. the larger crowd is dissipated for the day but it's been really is the hear it douglas

international airport and airport officials say they expect to see their largest crowds here since the start of a pandemic particularly with american airlines expecting to see some 300,000 customers fly out to destinations around the country this holiday season. nationally the numbers continue to grow. airlines could see a 600% increase in volume this weekend compared to this time last year and according to aaa that's about a 2.5 million people traveling by plane over the memorial day weekend and for some that's a positive sign. admittedly the people we spoke to said it will take some time to get used to. >> i think it's nice being back here and knowing things are going back to normal. >> i feel a little more comfortable. i'm hoping that the airlines are taking precautions so we are

actually excited. >> that excitement may fade away for some is the demand for travel highlights the national labor shortage particularly in the hospitality industry. folks are likely to see fewer choices at restaurants, lengthy lines and airports as prices shoot up. >> likely there'll be higher purses predict that as we move into the big summer travel season. reporter: john reese spoken to a lot of folks here who say no matter what the prices are or how long the lines may be they are determined to continue on with their memorial day plans. as you mentioned they've been pent up in the house for the better part of the year. >> a lot of rejoicing going on all over the country. charles watson in north carolina, thank you. the holiday weekend is here but

not everyone has had fun in the sun. wet weather is running a lot of plans. adam fox's in the -- >> it's wet and cold the first our official sign of summer. a friend told boundary where it's been a soggy in the northeast in the west i could could take you to london source we are doing with the next couple of days across the mountains mountains. that red box is a tornado watch over portions of eastern colorado. they are seeing severe thunderstorm so there's severe weather sitting in that area. outside of that region and i'll take you to these where it's been a soggy day rainy across them in panic into nana glen. this is a slow mover so i can't promise this will the done today. future forecast runs through tonight in through your son they even through sunday night before officially on monday to start to clear off a little bit on the backside of the system.

that is the big rainmaker where watching these. this is your forecast for memorial day and i will leave you with that. it warms up in the middle of the country but it stays soggy and portions of texas stretching into the mountains. that's an area where the rain continues, otherwise warmer in the southeast and midwest. jon: a lot of colors on the map means a whole lot of weather. adam klotz thank you. we'll have more from adam later in this hour. a scary situation on a rollercoaster. mid-ride leaving people trapped there for hours way off the ground. how it all ended, next.

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jon: everybody is safe after wild ride at six flags in san antonio texas. the poltergeist rollercoaster stopped mid-ride. it took a few uncomfortable hours but the san antonio fire department got all 100 people off. nobody is hurt. the ride will be close while it undergoes a full inspection. scott peterson the man convicted of murdering his pregnant wife in 2005 is trying to get a new trial. the california district attorney says she won't pursue a new

death penalty against him. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on that. john yesterday prosecutors said they will not attempt to retry the penalty phase of scott peterson's trial for the death penalty today's equipment for the family of lacey and conner believe there's no doubt the defendant is guilty of the crime and its the defendant is deserving of the punishment of that. the family decided the processes too painful to endure once again. lacy was 27 years old and eight months pregnant on christmas eve of 2002 when she disappeared. her husband scott was later convicted of murdering her and their unborn child and sentenced to death in 2005 but last year the death penalty was thrown out by the court because observers were excluded after say -- however scott peterson may still

get a full new trial due to potential jury misconduct. as it turns out the juror from 2004 murder trial did not disclose that she had previously thought of a restraining order against someone him in connection with her own pregnancy and concern for her own unborn baby. so now a judge will decide if this qualifies as a juror misconduct and if it's enough to read try the entire case. scott peterson and his attorneys want him to maintain his innocence in his attorneys say they are very confident they can prove he is not guilty if they are allowed to submit more evidence in a new trial. hearing is scheduled for tuesday on the potential jury misconduct. the judge said she hopes to make a decision sometime this year. jon: christina coleman in los angeles thank you. president biden calling for a probe into the origins of coronavirus but is he doing enough to stand up to beijing? gordon chang on back, coming up.

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florida. farrakhan mohammad is accused of shooting in a group of men and injuring three bystanders including a 4-year-old. the postal service is raising the price of stamps to 58 cents as the agency struggles with the drop in mail volume and flagging delivery services. it's a ten-year plan to avoid billions in projected losses. for more of these and other stories download the "fox news" app on your screen scan that you are code or go the foxnews.com/app. this week mainstream media did a 180 on coverage of the coronavirus pandemic joining calls to launch a investigation in the origins of the coronavirus. china continues to deny any claims that the virus leaks from a laboratory in wuhan and continues with the biden administration. two senior fellow gordon chang the author of the comment

collapse of china and the great u.s.-china at war. gordon it's great to have you on. you have seen the sort of 100-degree turn in the coverage of the coronavirus and we will get to some samples in a minute but what do you think is the reason that all of a sudden the media outlets are seriously considering the idea that the virus is the result of the leak from the wuhan lab? >> it's a great question john and i don't know the answer. i think it's just a tipping point because they are been so many disclosures. france's last saturday we had "the wall street journal" reporting researchers at the wuhan institute were hospitalized with covid-19 like symptoms in november of 2019 and i think this comes after china clearly skipped the world health organization in their january and february mission to wuhan. i think this has been building up for quite some time in the

story the journal last week i think was the one that pushed everything over the edge. jon: nicholas wade former science writer for "the new york times" and a prolific author really turned a lot of heads when he published a 10,000 word investigative essay a couple of weeks ago. here here's part of what it reads. titled the origin of covid opens pandora's box in wuhan and he says researchers at the u. wuhan were designed to make corona viruses infect human cells and this is exactly the kind of experiment from which is ours to like virus could ever emerge. they were not vaccinated in their study and working in minimal safety conditions of an escape of a virus would not be at all surprising. and all of china the pandemic row got on the doorstep of the wuhan institute the virus was well adapted to humans as

expected for a virus grown in humanized -- and he goes on to describe several other virus is more complicated and suspicious and he says what more evidence could you want then unobtainable lab records documenting stars to creation and china has stonewalled every attempt at trying to get to the bottom of what happened. >> you know we have known all the articles for a very long time in the interesting thing is you have that article and you have the 18 scientist in nature magazine actually call for an investigation and then there was the questioning of dr. fauci by rand rand paul in a senate hearing. all of a sudden what is fascinating on wednesday we saw something that is really rare in american political history and that is people warning about the revelation that the state department killed the investigation into the origins

of covid-19 that the way to go up or that we saw actually forced president biden in the afternoon to order that investigation, that 90-day investigation. that's clearly something that president biden want to do any showing no interest into looking into the origins of covid-19 so political opinion in the west boiled down to a few hours and forced the president to do something that he didn't think he was going to do. jon: indiana congressman john banks was on "fox news" live earlier today and he shares your thought that there isn't a lot of new information out there to be interpreted. listen. >> the evidence a year ago compared to today is not any different. the only thing that has changed his donald trump's no longer in office in the white house and that's the bottom line here. the fact that donald trump's gone and the pressure that this administration has felt in the last couple of weeks to dig into

the origins of covid-19 so that we can make sure that something like this never happens again and hold those responsible, in this case the chinese national party. jon: as was mentioned earlier there were several articles pooh-poohing the whole notion that this could have come out of the laboratory in wuhan. france and fdr had a piece entitled science and that monk theory of pandemic emergence in the "washington post" criticizing arkansas senator tom cotton who wrote tom cotton is repeating a coronavirus conspiracy theory that was already debunked and politifact's wrote of her own tackle khorasan, carlson debunks conspiracy theory that covid-19 was created in a lab. those all went back into 2020 and all of a sudden 2021 they are singing a different tune. >> certainly a part of it is represented bank says president

trump's no longer in the white house so that has fueled political passions that it's just an accumulation and what china did would have prevented the world health organization earlier this year is significant. 174 patient cases that they thought would be critical in being able to trace the origin and china just absolutely refuse to let them see that. i think that is changed opinion and not just in the u.s. but also in europe as well. so therefore i think we are on a path right now. he can't persuade, can't bribe and it came wholly so the conversation around the world is changing. jon: do you see a situation where american victims of the coronavirus and those who have lost loved ones or the nation as

a whole could take china to court essentially to somehow make them pay if in fact it is proven that the virus is something that they unleashed on the world's? >> there are a number of bills to remove it but we have also got to remember the communist party of china which has more assets than the central government of china actually does not have sovereign immunity because it's not a state. i think people are going to start to sue not only the central guardian of china where their sovereign immunity concerns but also the communist party but this is going to not just be in the u.s. but also because countries have started to total up their cause and those costs are just around us. jon: especially in terms of the tens of millions of lives lost all over the world. gordon chang, gordon thank you. >> thank you jon. jon: the nation begins her

comeback from the pandemic in several industries are facing a major shortage of workers. one of them is vital to the other industries. trucking companies are having a hard time hiring drivers. mike emanuel explains. demand for truck drivers is huge but experts know there was a shortage and truck drivers before covid which is only gotten worse during the pandemic. the american trucking association estimates 60,000 truck drivers i needed to meet current demand nationwide. 1.1 million to meet the needs of the next decade. >> truck drivers do matter and they are the moving of the economy. the top job in 29 states as the truck driver but a shortage of drivers is likely to hit consumers in the wallet and fewer drivers make it more difficult to move goods to their

destination. >> we are talking natural gas to baby dolls to food, to clothing. there's a truck driver behind everyone those goods and services. there is a bipartisan addressing congress to address this need. democratic senator jon tester and john younger leading the charge on the act. a trucker must be 21 to drive across state lines. their proposal would lower the age by requiring an apprenticeship training program. >> we have others who support this effort because it enhances safety standards allowing you in 18 to 21-year-olds two safely acquire a cdl that will allow them to cross-state lines as opposed to our parting with any given state. some callers are forced to pay drivers more to keep them. the demand is leading to some better benefits. >> competition is truly the

driver. being driver focused, increasing your attention putting a culture in place that doesn't allow your drivers to just about to brown. reporter: , messes it will disclose -- slow the movement of goods and services to a crawl. what a long strange trip it's been for the trucking community. in mcclain new jersey mike emanuel "fox news." jon: michael, thanks. we will be right back. ♪♪

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carrying 36 satellites launched yesterday part of the british firm one web project to create a constellation of satellites to provide global internet coverage. this latest launch brings that consolation to a total of 218 satellites in orbit so far. in poland the belarusian opposition journalist pleaded for help from arctic nations to fleet -- free december at rallies across belarus called for his release. he and his girlfriend were detained last sunday after belarusian warplanes diverted their flight and forced them to land over alleged bomb threat. western and opposition -- called the diversion of government hijacking. in belgium roughly a 1000 health workers gathered demanding more money for staff after the pandemic hits belgium hard. hospitals and deaths are slowly improving there.

in switzerland medics march near the world health organization headquarters in geneva demanding climate change and biodiversity as top priorities. the w.h.o. says it stands in solidarity with protesters and the climate crisis. in france roxanne roxanne initiate performed what's called an almost normal -- in paris today. 5000 fans were in the crowd all wearing masks. many said they were thrilled to see the city starting to get back to pre-pandemic life. and in britain the duchess of cambridge revealed today she has received the first dose of covid-19 vaccine. she got her shot at the science museum at kensington palace and paid tribute to everyone involved in the rollout of the vaccination program. kitty logan has more. the uk government wants to lift all covid restrictions that

their increasing concerns about a new india variant spreading faster than other strains. 3398 new covid cases the highest figure in two months and a majority of those new cases are the india variant. so far vaccinations are helping to keep it under control. 59 billion had their first dose in the uk and to complete that vaccination program before cases rise further. >> we will do we can't to have people have both jabs. it's very important. the second thing is we monitor these new variants really really carefully to check the effectiveness of the vaccine. the duchess of cambridge received her vaccine today hoping that other young people will follow her example. restrictions are slowly easing.

initially the gardens have reopened of the country supporting up to 3000 cases daily. the virus has reached the base camp below mt. everest and outbreak there isolated and authorities not closing the camps there. around 3.5 million people have died of covid-19 all over the world. in the uk are still hope that those were stritch and can be lifted as planned in june. nothing is certain. jon: katie thank you and that's a look at stories from around the globe. it's a cold and wet memorial day weekend for many in the northeast. might that change in the near future? adam klotz has the forecast, next. ♪♪

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without masks and park staff are still wearing them. major movie theater chains are dropping their mask mandates for those who are fully vaccinated. amc regal and cinemark say they will continue to practice covid safety measures including social distancing and reduced capacity. employees will still be required to wear masks. all three chains say they will follow state and local mandates which may be different from other guidelines. let's get back to a big story this holiday weekend. the weather or take a look at this video out of toronto. it's snowing and we are almost in june. this isn't the only place experiencing cold weather during the weekend. it's the unofficial start of summer. meteorologist adam klotz rejoins us from the fox center with what to expect a memorial day weekend. >> don't shoot the messenger but we are talking about cold weather across the country at least colder than what we should be experiencing up on the first

unofficial weekend of summer. widespread a lot of 50's and 60s mid-60s cooler than where we would be this time of year some of the colder spots in you -- derksen embossed and 50 degrees 56 to reason cincinnati well below our seasonal averages of what we should be experiencing. on top of that foggy weather throughout the eastern half of the country. a large rademaker a slow mover and i'm sorry about this one because it will stick around for a couple of days for this is your forecast overnight tonight that he can the rain lingering off the coast it continues in the sunday not really beginning to pull out until monday morning. i think we'd have a better chance of sunshine to these people seeing all this rain on actual memorial day. this isn't the only area where we are tracking rain and weather. there's pressure across the western part of the country receiving storm reports of the

last 24 hours per there's a boundary right there and we will continue as he rounds of possibly thunderstorms but definitely rain not only today and tonight it over the next couple of days. unfortunately it takes you into your memorial day holiday but this is your forecast ring called proportions of west texas stretching into the mountains. maybe three to four and his arena and some of those locations so more rain is on the way for that part of the country. i will leave you guys the memorial day forecast for the entire country. warms up in the southeast in the midwest. their rainy spots and we will be watching them. john make meteorologist adam klotz, adam thank you. sad news out of hollywood multiple reports say veteran sitcom actor gavin mcleod is died. tmz reports he passed away this morning at age 90 in his home in palm desert california. no word on the cause of death. the mary tyler moore show as murray slaughter and starred as

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